Blog 404 - The beginning of the world

'Oldest galaxy' discovered using Hawaii telescope

According to a team of Japanese astronomers, they have seen the oldest galaxy mankind has ever seen. Apparently, this galaxy is about 13 light years away from Earth. That is approximately 130 trillion kilometers. They have found this galaxy using a telescope on Hawaii, one of the most technologically advanced devices on Earth. The current theory about the birth of the universe, the big bang, is that it is almost 14 billion years ago. By using advanced telescopes, you look ‘back in time’.

This is a very interesting article to read and investigate. If it is correct, humans will be able to see the creation of the universe in a couple of years. Just thinking about this makes my heart beat faster. If this theory is correct and we see the beginning, all religions on Earth are proven to be a made up story. Oh, how I would love to see the faces of those religious crusaders that still knock on doors every day to sell their mindset. Apart from that, it is still very interesting. This will teach us more about ourselves and where we come from.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2012/jun/12/oldest-galaxy-found-hawaii-telescope

PS: Made this, then figured out it had to be about the UK. FML. Still, read it, it's fun.

Blog 14 - Another pedofile!

Ex-PCSO Gary Hastings jailed for child sex offences

A former police community support officer (PCSO) has pleaded guilty to the charges of seven counts of sexual activity with two children. Hastings is a former foster carer. While being a foster carer he took two vulnerable boys in and abused them multiple times. He worked for the Humberside Police between 2008 and 2011 and went through multiple procedures before being appointed. Hastings has been jailed for 10 years for child sex offences.

Great, another sexual predator that likes to abuse children. How come half of the articles I find about the UK are about child abuse? It is scaring me quite a lot. As I have mentioned a couple of times before, lock these people up in a dark dungeon and let them rot for the rest of their lives. I loathe these people. If I ever find one who does these things he will not get off to jail without any physical  inflictions. The world would be better off without them. Castrate them before putting them in a dungeon I would like to say, but I guess that is too ‘explicit’. 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-humber-18361074

Blog 13 - Lulz!

UK LulzSec suspect charged with hacking in US

The British man Ryan Cleary, part of the Lulz Security hacking group, has been charged by the US for hacking into several websites, including that of the X-Factor. Mr Cleary, born in Wickford, Essex, has also been charged by the US. The 20-year-old male suspect is accused of breaking in to the Serious Organised Crime Agency website while he was still a teenager. Cleary was taken into custody last March. If he gets convicted, he faces a maximum of twenty-five years in jail.

Although what he did was illegal, I respect this man; not because he is a criminal but because he is just twenty years old and already able to hack into the most complicated and best encrypted sites in the world. This man is a genius. If the UK is smart, they recruit him instead of sending him to jail. Hackers are the best website defense builders in the world, this is a fact. They know exactly how the hack a site so they also know how to protect one.

http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-18439217

Blog 12 - From boy band to being almost homeless

Westlife singer Shane Filan is declared bankrupt

Westlife singer Shane Filan has been declared bankrupt in the UK. In a statement, Filan said: “I have worked long and hard to tackle my debts and I am devastated that my problems have come to this conclusion”. His company, Shafin Developments Limited (owned by Filan and his brother), has suffered a major loss since last month. Westlife, one of the most successful boy bands, is having its farewell tour. Although Filan has earned millions with the band, he has lost everything.

Well, how strange. Mister boy band singer thinks he can play with the men and invest in his own company. He should have enjoyed his money instead of becoming too greedy. People always need more money and then they lose everything. I cannot shed one single tear for this man. He took a risk and it did not work out the way he planned; tough luck. This proves, once against, you do not need brains to get rich; being good looking is enough.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-18438032

Blog 11 - Welcome to Beatlecity

Liverpool shooting leaves one man dead

After a double shooting on the streets of Liverpool, one man got killed and another got critically injured. The shooting took place at 1 AM and when the ambulance arrived, one man had already died. The other got taken to the hospital where he currently remains in critical condition. Why the shooting took place is still a mystery and if anyone has any information regarding this event, they are asked to call the force's Matrix team.

After all the positive stories I heard about Liverpool, I am starting to doubt the hospitality there. No that is not true, this happens all the time, all around the world. It even happened in my city, Oss, in my own street. I still think my town is pretty decent when it comes down to hospitality. These men were probably doing something unaccepted by some other men and got shot in the process. It is hard to feel sorry for them since it is unlikely they got shot for nothing. Things like this happen every day, I cannot feel weary.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2012/jun/14/liverpool-shooting-man-dead

Blog 10 - Murderous footballer

Young footballer charged with murdering girl aged 15

Andrew Hall, a Stoke City's academy attendant, is accused of stabbing a 15-year-old girl, named Megan-Leigh Peat, to death. Andrew Hall, aged 18, apparently stabbed Megan to death. However, the reason is still unknown. Peat left the bar together with an 18-year-old male and died around 1.30AM at a house in Ailesbury Road in Ampthill. Her friends have paid tribute at the scene of her death. Chelsie McAneny, a friend of Peat: “Everyone loved her, she was bubbly and popular and she stuck up for everyone, even when she was down”.

The guy probably got rejected which made him go mad and then he stabbed her. Another tragic story, one of the all too many tragic stories you read in the paper every day. I just cannot understand why people would do these things. If you’re a guy and you get rejected, grow a pair and continue life with your head to the sky. Things like these happen every day; if we stabbed someone for each time we got depressed the world would be a lousy place, would it not? Put this guy behind bars for a long time and let him learn from his mistakes.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2012/jun/13/andrew-hall-footballer-charged-with-murder

Blog 9 - Internet paedophiles

Police target suspected internet pedophiles with raids across UK

Over the last 48 hours, several people have been arrested on suspicion of being internet pedophiles. More than 40 police forces have been raiding across the UK. A specialist from the police on child protection said: “anyone caught downloading child abuse images online poses a risk of committing physical sex attacks on children” and according to the deputy children's commissioner Sue Berelowitz: “there isn't a town, village or hamlet in which children are not being sexually exploited”. Although the police have not released any information, apparently a 68-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of making and distributing indecent images of children.

This article is very similar to another one I read a few days ago. Apparently the police do take action when it comes down to pedophiles. I think this is a very good initiative since child abuse is the cruelest thing one can do. These people force children to do disturbing things and I think it is a very good thing to lock them behind bars for the rest of their lives. No mercy for child abuse. Now the police have to stop targeting innocence people and I will be a happy person.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2012/jun/14/police-suspected-internet-paedophiles-raids?newsfeed=true